It’s been over three years since Disney+ started bringing Marvel shows to TV screens everywhere, and they’ve come full circle with Agatha All Along.
The series is a spinoff of the first Marvel phase four series, WandaVision, which many consider one of the best.
Now, everyone’s favorite practitioner of the dark arts is back to brew up more trouble.
After multiple title changes, fans now know it was Agatha All Along.
If this show is anything like its sister series, audiences can expect quite a few misleads as well as twists and turns.
And TV Fanatic is here to fill in the rest of the gaps with everything we know so far about Agatha All Along Season 1!
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What Is Agatha All Along About?
At the end of the miniseries WandaVision, the witch Agatha Harkness was trapped in the town of Westview, New Jersey.
In Agatha All Along, she escapes with the help of a goth teen who wishes to face the trials of the legendary Witches’ Road.
Without her magical powers, Harkness and the teen form a new coven of witches with whom to face the trials.
This will be the second live-action iteration of the titular character, as first seen alongside Elizabeth Olsen in WandaVision.
Agatha Harkness was initially depicted as a much older mentor figure to the Scarlet Witch.
However, Kathryn Hahn’s version is younger and more interested in her own agenda.
During the Disney+ Day event of November 2021, Agatha All Along was officially announced, with creator Jac Schaeffer set to direct.
Actress Debra Jo Rupp described the show as an anthology similar to the different seasons of American Horror Story.
How Many Episodes Will Agatha All Along Season 1 Have?
The official episode count will come to nine episodes for the miniseries.
That number matches its sister show, WandaVision.
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But while that series was not meant to receive a second season, anything is possible with Agatha All Along.
Who Is In Agatha All Along Season 1?
Agatha All Along is bringing along a whole coven of cast members ready to make magic through their chaotic characters.
Kathryn Hahn (Transparent) as Agatha Harkness
Joe Locke (Heartstopper) as Billy Kaplan
Sasheer Zamata (Bojack Horseman) as Jennifer Kale
Ali Ahn (Billions) as Alice Wu-Gulliver
Miles Gutierrez-Rily (The Wilds) as Billy’s Boyfriend
Okiwi Okpokwasili (The Blacklist)
Debra Jo Rupp (That ‘90s Show) as Sharon Davies
Pattie Lupone (Penny Dreadful: City of Angels) as Lilia Canderu
Aubrey Plaza (The White Lotus) as Rio Vidal
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Maria Dizzia (School Spirits) and Paul Adelstein (Cruel Summer) are also involved in the show in undisclosed roles.
While the cast list will be far more extensive for the sake of the series, we’re focusing on the characters we know will likely make the biggest splashes.
Due to multiple outlets’ being unsure about Locke’s character, there is a possibility that the “Billy Kaplan” he’s portraying could be another trick.
In the series WandaVision, Evan Peters was expected to bring his version of Quicksilver from Fox’s X-Men franchise.
However, much to the audience’s chagrin, that turned out to be misleading as the character was only under Agatha’s spell.
The series creators have already proven they are not above tricking viewers, and there has been a great deal of secrecy around Agatha All Along.
Is There a Trailer for Agatha All Along Season 1?
You bet there is!
The series released a teaser trailer on July 8, with many critics buzzing about how it sets itself apart from other Marvel entries.
It does a great job of increasing excitement fo the upcoming release.
Check it out now below:
Michaela Zee at Variety noted how it cycled through various genres, and Charles Pulliam-Moore at The Verge felt it gave a “promising horror turn.”
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Jennifer Ouellette of Ars Technica wrote that it looked like “a lot of dark, spooky fun.”
Zack Zwiezen of Kotaku said the teaser ” promised a creepy, fun, and wild time.”
Where Can I Watch Agatha All Along Season 1?
Audiences can catch the Agatha All Along on Disney+, with weekly episodes airing in the fall.
For a quick refresher on the character, viewers can watch the entirety of WandaVision, which is also available on Disney+.
When Is The Premiere Date For Agatha All Along Season 1?
Agatha All Along is scheduled to premiere its first two episodes on September 18, 2024.
The other seven episodes will be released weekly until November 6, coinciding with the Halloween season.
The series was previously expected to debut as early as late 2023.
By February 2023, it was not released due to Disney and Marvel Studios’ content output re-evaluations.
What Other Shows Are Premiering?
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Though viewers won’t have to wait too long before Agatha All Along makes its way onto small screens everywhere, Disney+ still has plenty coming to audiences in the coming streaming seasons.
Currently expected for release in September 2025, Ironheart will continue the story of MIT student Riri Williams as she returns home to Chicago only to face “threads that bring danger and adventure.”
For a trip to an alternate timeline, tune in this fall to see the origins of Peter Parker under the tutelage of Norman Osborn in the animated series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-man.
Fans of the Daredevil series will be smiling in March 2025 when the crime-fighting character returns in the continuation series Daredevil: Born Again.
Finally, for a little Pixar party, get family together for the upcoming animated series Win or Lose about a middle school softball team as they prepare for their big championship game.
As WandaVision before, Agatha All Along will likely cast a spell on viewers with its scintillating story and incredible cast of characters.
Which character are you looking forward to seeing on the small screen?
What other Disney+ shows will you be adding to your watch list?
Drop a comment below to let us know, and join us again when we tell you everything we know so far about your favorite new and returning shows!
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